<-- Template to create a new Electronic Logbook with name StewartBoogertLogbookTest -->

<-- Add any other titling etc. information you want you logbook to have below this line -->

<-- If you prefer the 'raw' editor to the default 'wysiwyg' editor, change the line below '* Set EDITMETHOD = ' to '* Set EDITMETHOD = raw' -->

<-- **** DO NOT ALTER ANYTHING BELOW THIS LINE, (except as indicated above) **** -->

<-- 

 Set LOGBOOKNAME = Tomeditortest
 
 Set EDITMETHOD = raw
 
-->

<-- Note: This is a custom copy of the LogBookHome topic in this (Public) web.
	   The normal/master copy of this topic resides in the SYSTEMWEB (ie. TWiki web) and is normally called from there by the LogBook in whatever web it resides.
	   The reason this copy was created is a workaround for a bug.  The bug arises from LogBook Entries which contain embedded LaTex code which is dynamically
	   evaluated when the topic is viewed.  The SEARCH{} variable used in this topic, searches through content in the logbook entries topics to generate the logbook's
	   table.  Unfortunately, when logbook entries are searched from here the LatexModePlugin will attempt to dynamically create the LaTex .png files and append
	   the file attachment metadata (ie. %META:FILEATTACHMENT{} to the LogBookHome topic in the SYSTEMWEB.  Unless the viewer has CHANGE access on the
	   SYSTEMWEB (eg. is an Administrator), the view attempt will fail with,
		"Access Denied"
		"Attention"
		"Access check on LogBookHome failed. Action "CHANGE": access not allowed on web."
	   By having this copy reside in the same web as the the logbook& its entries topics means users with VIEW access to the logbook should also have CHANGE access
	   to this topic to allow the file attachement metadata to by appended to this topic by the LatexModePlugin.
	   T.Crane, Mon 25 Jul 02:42:17 BST 2016.
-->

<-- 
Note: The above statement replaces the following INCLUDE

      and uses calendar-setup-initial-datetime_mod.js which is a modified version of calendar-setup.js and fixes the calendar initial date+time problem.
      For more details see,
      https://twiki.ph.rhul.ac.uk/twiki/bin/view/Sandbox/JSCalendarInitalDateTest
      https://twiki.ph.rhul.ac.uk/twiki/bin/view/Sandbox/JSCalendarInitalDateTest2
      http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Support/SID-01608
      T.Crane, Wed Dec 12 17:54:52 GMT 2012.
-->

<-- Please do not edit this file to create a logbook.  
     Instead create a topic in this web which defines the LOGBOOKNAME variable and links to here
-->

Electronic Log Book Tomeditortest

Add entry View Entries in Full Show All Entries Table Remove Table

<-- Note: Replaced links to #Page_Top & #Page_bottom anchors with onclick Javascript to avoid unwanted page refresh -->

No.	Date	Author	Subject	Status	Edit
			Entry Text:

<-- Hidden form(s) containing epoch values for use in TWiki  date filtering 
     Set type="text" to make them visible for debugging & set type="hidden" for normal use 
     NOTE: DO NOT leave any blank lines before the form(s) below 
-->

Number of Entries: 0

<-- Now optionally display the Full View of the contents of the selected entries -->

<-- Now optionally display a TagCloudPlugin Tag Cloud based on the contents of the selected entries -->

Show TagCloudPlugin Tag Cloud for above selected entries Hide TagCloudPlugin Tag Cloud

<--/twistyPlugin twikiMakeVisibleInline-->

<--/twistyPlugin-->

<-- Optionally display a TagMePlugin Tag Cloud -->

Show TagMePlugin LogBook Tag Cloud for all entries Hide TagMePlugin LogBook Tag Cloud for all entries

<--/twistyPlugin twikiMakeVisibleInline-->

<--/twistyPlugin-->

<-- Now provide a TagMeSearch-style tag search facility for this Logbook using the TagMePlugin -->

<-- NB: Encapsulate in 'div' to prevent Page_Top Javascript onclick from triggering tagmelbsearch form -->

<-- 
Note: The format="" statement in this %TAGME{}% is based on the
$tagQueryFormat format in TagMePlugin.pm and is intended to give the
user a similar looking result style to that of TagMeSearch.
T.Crane, Sun Dec 23 03:40:25 GMT 2012.
-->

Note: Please select a tag

Add new entry

• See LogBookHelp for documentation on using Logbooks
• See LogBooks for the entry point to Logbooks in this web.

<-- Short cut to help the user to get to the page bottom & top, where the edit etc. buttons and Logbook controls are located -->

<-- Note: this link usually causes a page reload which is undesirable but seems unavoidable -->

<-- TomCraneAdmin - 28 Dec 2012 -->

-- StewartBoogert - 06 Sep 2012